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Selling One of wo properties that share same address & utilities

Cham Vee
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It's zoned as multi-family.  This property has two units on the same lot. The primary unit is 1650 sq ft and the secondary unit is 1350 sq ft. Both units are separated by a fence but share the same address and utilities.

My question is can I separate addresses and utilities and sell the second unit (1350 sq ft) as a Single family home?  TIA

Cham
Texas

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Not likely....it sounds like they are on the same parcel/tax id lot.  If they were on separate legal lots, then yes. You couldn’t have separate lots with shared utilities.

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